Ray Steele And The News

Big goings on all this week. Magical goings on!

Martin is an associate professor of history at UIndy, and Britain is one of his areas of expertise. We look at that this week's vote means for the EU and for the future of the UK, if there is one.

We catch up with the Lebanon, Indiana native, through one year of college at IU, and one year after he won the Songbook Academy competition. This year's competition is just a few weeks away.

The Indianapolis Democrat answers the charge that the sit-in was just a publicity stunt, what the 2nd Amendment means to him and whether Democrats will continue to push the bill to ban those on the no-fly list from purchasing guns after Congress comes back.

Indiana is one of the states affected by a U.S. Supreme Court ruling on drunk driving laws.

Indiananapolis Congressman Andre Carson is among the dozens of Democrats holding a sit-in on the House floor.

More star power for this weekend's U.S. Conference of Mayors in Indy.

More charges against the man caught with weapons outside the Los Angeles gay pride event.

V - remember that scary show? And it was scary back then, don't care what it looks like now. That, apparently, is Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg.

I didn't know the ISO and the Maestro were putting on the whole opera, or at least a good chunk of Carmen, until he came in. That and I get to tell my story of first hearing the piece via the "Carmen Get It" Tom & Jerry cartoon. It's Sunday afternoon at Hilbert Circle Theatre.

WIBC-AM was a Mutual Broadcasting System affiliate. On June 6, 1944, a remote broadcast of Harry James and his Orchestra was on when the news first arrived. Harry James would have been 100 years old earlier this year as well.

How to define SHEL? Well, they covered Enter Sandman, with a mandolin, violin, keyboard and a percussion/beatbox specialist. Top that. Their entire new album, Just Crazy Enough, is crazily good. They play the Hifi at Indy's Fountain Square Tuesday night.

Abdul takes, um, umbrage at Snoop Dogg's criticism of the reimagined Roots miniseries.

Since Abdul didn't like the hip hop intros, here's one with an homage to him - as we delve into the prospect of people going to Mars within a decade.

After dropping an intro, we launch into a spur of the moment defense of a man who catches a lot of undeserved stuff on social media from folks who have mic cord envy, Joe Buck (and Verne Lundquist, too).

Mr. Pedigo was one of a dozen World War II veterans featured in the 500 Festival Parade. The Army Air Force veteran has a lot of stories, including those about remembering his fellow soldiers who didn't come home.

Yes. You don't stop.

For the first time in more than two years, Purdue University will open up part of the campus where a student was murdered.

That's the budget we have here - we get the big gun to recap today's program AND intro the Seg O' The Day.

It's that time, and The Deputy returns. So does Charlene Darlin (Maggie Peterson Mancuso), and making her first Mayberry In The Midwest appearance, Andy Griffith's daughter Dixie Griffith.